Nordic Chase is a series of ultra-distance cycling races
Challenge yourself. Explore new roads. Ride with a community.
Next Live Race: CPH-OSL | Road
Starts on Friday June 19th at 7 am
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About
A Chase is an ultra-distance cycling adventure - typically around 800 km - connecting two major cities across the North. It’s not just a race; it’s a journey of endurance, discovery, and community, where every rider chases their own limits while exploring new landscapes and forming lasting connections.
Registrations for Chapter 2 - BER-CPH are OPEN!
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Recap of 2025 Edition
The Nordic Chase 2025 was the inaugural edition with a 400 km race starting and finishing in Copenhagen. It marked the beginning of what is set to become an annual tradition, with a series of races.
1st Finisher Male
Alban Duvivier
1st Finisher Female
Emma Missale
13 hours 29 minutes
16 hours 39 minutes
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The Nordic Chase is a series of self-supported ultra-distance races linking iconic cities through epic landscapes. It’s about adventure, challenge, and bringing together the community. Ride far. Ride free. Join the Chase.
“The best part of ultra cycling is the freedom to create your own path and immerse yourself in the world around you.”
- Lael Wilcox
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In self-supported racing, riders complete the entire route without external assistance such as private support cars or friends handing over supplies. You carry your own gear, fix your own bike, and handle your food, water, and logistics independently using services available to all.
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It's both. Some push for fast finish times, others take their time and enjoy the journey.
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The event is independently organized by a passionate ultra-cyclist based in Copenhagen, see page.
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Simple: the first rider to reach the finish line wins.
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Yes, we track all riders via GPS (provided by trackers from FollowMyChallenge.com). This also means you are able to see where the other riders are. Riders must follow the official route to be ranked.
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Absolutely. All riders must obey local traffic laws. That includes stopping at red lights, using lights after dark, and riding safely and respectfully. Breaking traffic rules can lead to disqualification — safety always comes first.
Common Questions
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